Severe Wind Damage Hits Ange Grain and Power Lines
A strong west wind at 6:45 p m caused trees to fall on homes and rip out electric and telephone lines across Ange. Box elder and cottonwood trees crashed into houses at Daniels and Fitzgerald residences. Wires down disrupted traffic and cut power for hours, with 70 tenths of an inch of rain observed and significant grain damage expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thta
Slaktes
V- Daniels
Fai
J. H. Fitzgerald
Western Avenue
Fitzgerald Mily
Minnea
Isis
Citizeng Gas & Electric Co
Swayze
Eighth Street
Beteen Randolph
Wellington
G. M. Morris
Waterloo
Hartly
Forth Street West
Saxon and
Wa Streets
Randolph and
Eighth Reets
Kingsley Avenue
Home Park Suleryard
Marsh Street
Ack Island
Star
F. A. Robinson
Berth Avenue
Bertc Avenue
Thieves Steal 10 Georgette Waists From Smith Emporium
In Muscatine on Tuesday night thieves entered the Smith emporium by an unlocked front door and carried off about ten high priced georgette waists valued at over 2000 dollars. Other goods were left untouched. May 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N Muscatine
Pe Smith Emporium
Twelve Opponents for Americans in bicycle race at Antwerp
Antwerp July 18 America will send 12 opponents in the bicycle road race and 710 in the velodrome events for the Olympic games. Top riders include Ikis the Dutch star. polo at Ostend scheduled July 24 to August 1. archery targets from August 3 to 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Associated Press
America
Atlantic
Ikis
Europe
Ostend
Olym Committee
Fire at 7 Washington Street Causes Minor Damage
Fire department responded to a short circuit at 7 Washington Street last evening. An electrical light wire caused a fire inside the fuse box. firefighters removed flooring and extinguished the blaze without water. No major damage, agency listed as Bronson 1 o.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Traces of Cannibals Found in Texas Mounds by Scientists
Austin reports University of Texas anthropologist James Pearce and Smithsonian ethnology staff uncover kitchen middens on the Edwards plateau. The mounds show charred bone fragments, flint tools, and evidence of cannibalism amid a nomadic paleolithic culture predating later American Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Austin
Jence
James J. Plarce
Prokesece
Anthropology
University of Texas
Edwards Plateau
New Mexico
America
Campa
Pearce
J. Walter Fewkes
Smithsonian Bureau of Ethnology
Smithsonian Institute
University of Aeneas
Greater Iowa Assn Secretary In Waterloo For Conferences
H. Moss secretary of the Greater Iowa association is in Waterloo arranging conferences with Greater Waterloo officials. The publicity committee chaired by F. A. Holmes showed a motion picture similar to one proposed to film Waterloo industries. W. H. Langlas and H. C. Bernbrook assist. M. L. Bowman and Austin Burt joined the board of directors. Treasurer W. C. Logan reported receipts of 15658 and expenditures of 15443. Trade tours for local business leaders into Waterloo were approved. Black Hawk Motor Trades bureau supplied 26 cars for the Iowa dairy rally visitors today and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Russell-Lamson
Bowmen
J. E. Johnson
Mr. Burt
Judge Williams
W. C. Logan
Waterloo
Black Hawk Motor Trades Bureau
Iowa Dairy Rally
Tall corn grows eight feet seven inches in Greene Indiana
William Meyne of Greene Indiana reports in a Courier letter that his corn stands eight feet seven inches tall, outdistinguishing Peter Woodring's six feet eight inches. Meyne notes his seed came from the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ‘Meyne
Greene
The
Courier Today
Peter Woodring
Randolph Street
Mr. Meyne
Gover
Swedish American inventor Ericsson honored with Monitor memorial
A memorial in Washington honors John Ericsson, inventor of the Monitor, designed by James Earle Fraser. It will stand near the Lincoln Memorial, featuring three figures Vision Labor and Thought around the Tree of Life, with funding from Swedish Americans and government support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. G
Washington
Gse
John Ericason
Eclipse
Washington Monument
State, War and Navy
Treasury
White House
Corcoran Art Gallery
Pan-Ameri
Hincason
Lincoln Memorial
Potomac River
James Earle Fraser
Roosevelt
George Gray’ Barnard
Andrew O’connor
Harvey Corbatt
August Franzen
Henry Reuterdahl
Wilson
Congress
America
United States
Princeton
Franco
Ericsson
Chation
Joan Eriegsuo
Rae
le Stumied
Peres
Ericason
Abield
Zuni Indian May Represent America in Distant Races
Lawrence Rap. July 14. Aged 19 Patasoni a full blood Zuni Indian leads West tryouts and could represent the United States in Antwerp Olympics. He stands five feet tall and weighs about pounds. From desert home near Zuni New Mexico his distance running began with brothers, trained at Indian school under A M Venne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Rap
Pataron
United States
Antwerp
Chicago
de Chicago
Patasoni
Zani
Ileo
Patneoui
Harkell
Wit
A. M. Venne
Veone
Young Indian Learns English and Trades at Haskell Institute
In his five years at the Haskell Institute the youth has learned English, completed eight grades, trained as a carpenter, and earned trek letters for athletics. The article notes growth during the development stage and compares race impact to strength. It mentions early inoculation against cholera first practiced in India in 189%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepe Euye Be
Fatasont
Haskell Institute
Trek
India
Scientists Free Castor Oil From Nauseating Taste
Scientists at Spencer Kellogg & Sons claim to have made castor oil tasteless without altering strength or purity. The Kellogg process yields a 100 percent pure castor oil with no taste, sold in plainly labeled Tasteless Castor Oil bottles by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spancer Kelloge & Sons, Inc
Kellogs
Threatsizas
Ufc
Also Mentioned on This Page
Third Avenue
Wner
Bronson 1 O
Greater Iowa
Lancoin
Stuart
Djigpins
Soc A Boxe
T& M Bootery
Goodyear